WORTGAGEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN ACTON
Mortgagees John Berglind and Selma Berglind foreclose by sale on September 8 1933 at 4 PM for property in Acton bounded by Stow and Acton Roads containing about 19 acres. Sale subject to taxes and municipal liens. $1000 cash required at sale. balance due within ten days. Howard A. Say, agent, Boston. Aug 16, 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Road
Acton Road
Salied
Stow
Frank
John Palmamee
Ridge
Cambridge
de Pletcher Barker
Barker
Lewis Beck
Seid Beck
Jonathan Barker
John ©. Berglind
Selma A. Berglind
Howard A. Say
Sears
Boston
Massachusetts
Probate Court Cites Heirs in Buckley Estate Administration
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs and creditors in the estate of Catherine Buckley late of Concord for administration granted to Joseph W. Buckley without surety. A hearing is set for September 11, 1933 in Cambridge at 10:00 AM. citation to be published weekly in Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Buckley
Goutt
Joseph W. Buckley
Concord
Middlesex
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Hsquire
Hirst
Suage
Loring P. Jordan
Yankees Outslug Chelmsford A A in Wild Chelmsford Game
Concord Yankees powered to 15 hits and 12 runs while Chelmsford managed 11 safeties and 9 runs. Soffrith starred for the Yankees with 4 hits, McKenna added 4, and Sullivan homered twice for Chelmsford as the Yankees built a lead and Chermsford rallied late but fell short.
Masone Wins Skeet Shoot At Musket2quid Club
A W Masone shot a perfect 25 to win the skeet sheet at the Musket2quid Sportsman's Club on Saturday. Glen C Swett and Salvadoré A Macone tied at 24 while Augustine Macone 25 and Salvadore Macone 24 also featured among top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Masone
Concord—iAugustine
W. Macone
Glen’ C. Swett
S. A. Macone
Augustine W. Macone
Glenwood
L. Densen
Wendell F. Davis
A. Nelson
Guardian’s First Account in Maynard Ward Probate
William H. Keefe guardian of Bill G. Wyat a ward of Maynard resident and insane person presented his first account for allowance in Cambridge on September 15 1933 at ten in the forenoon. The court orders citation by delivery to interested parties by three weekly Maynard Enterprise publication and by mail seven days before the hearing and to the Veterans Administration seven days before the court. Jurisdiction by John P. Leggat Esquire First Judge dated September 23 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Bill G. Wyat
Maynard
Veterans Administration
William H. Keefe
Ward
Cambridge
Guardian
Maynard Enterprise
Witting John P. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jones
West Acton Bargains For Rooms For Rent
Bargains offered in West Acton for rooms to rent with modern features and light waxed floors. inquire at 9 Hillside or call Mr Littlefield Ari for details.
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Hillside
Littlefield
Ari
West Concord Cardinals Rally In Ninth Inning Triumph
West Concord turned the tables on their older rivals to win the high school baseball game at Percy Aebut playground. Buck MacWilliams pitched strong early but the Cardinals exploded in the fourth inning driving him from the box with a string of hits including two triples by Besco and RBI contact from Loughlin and Palmer. Eddie Loughlin mopped up later as the team added more runs and a late eighth inning surge secured the victory.
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West Concord
Ley
Buck” MacWilliams
West Concord Cardinals
Percy Aebut
Buck
Eddie Loughlin
Wiggins
Eowardson
Cart
MacWilliams
Loughlin
Marton
Condon
McCabe
Pétersen
Cardinals
Besto
Johnson
Williams
Besco
Eadie Loughlin
Bosco
Manion
Palmer
Bilis
Eddie
Duggah
Elmer
Eee
McAuley
Cexiter
Sin Fins
Doyle
Isen
Stars
Willams
Ellis
Olsen
Condor
Man
Ion
Pallmer
Duggan
Wiwardsen
McAuley -Palmegs
Diggan
Oumpire
Wilder
Golf Winners Named in Concord Handicap Event
Charles B. Johnson won the 3-4 handicap vs par weekend at Concord Country Club, finishing 1 down. John M. Abbott and Arthur B. Brooks also posted notable scores with multiple players trailing by several down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Johnson
Concord Country
John M. Abbott
Wanses
Arthur B. Brooks
Charles B. Jownson
Gob M. Abbott
B. Brooks
Berkeley Eéler
Ralph G. Piper
Michael Cody, Jr
Henry A. Laughin
Flower Shoppe Moves Back to Old Main Street Location
The Flower Shoppe, once in Colonial Block at 414 Main Street, relocated this week back to its former site at 8 Main Street marking a return to a longtime downtown address.
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the. Can @HOPPE
Main Street
Mohawks Lead Triangular Standings After Strong Second Half
The Mohawks finished first in the Bed half season with a 56 455 record. Eccles placed second in the first half, TM Pirates second in the second half, and the two squads are contesting a playoff for second place this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave. Mohawks
Mares
Mohawks
The
Eccles
Pirates
Notice of Probate Bond for Mary Adams Abbott Estate
Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and next of kin in the Mary Adams Abbott estate of Concord. Thomas N. Perkins of Westwood is petitioned for letters of administration without bond. Citation requires appearance on September 14, 1933, at 10 a.m. in Cambridge. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise. Beal, Esquire, First Judge of Probate Court, signs.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary Adams Abbott Jate
Concord
Thomas N. Perkins
Westwood
Norfolk
Cambridge
Mid- Mesex
Beal
Esquire
P. Jordan
Adams Family Rites Held at Meeting House in Concord
The Adams family of Quincy and a first cousin of Charles Francis Adams, Secretary of the Navy, gathered at the Meeting House for a funeral service conducted by Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone. Four ushers assisted as the casket was conveyed to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery for burial in the family lot.
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Presmis
Adams
Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Helish
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Charles Francis, Adams
Concord
Arthur Adams
Dover
Thomas P. Brooks
Coug
Andrew H. Hepburns
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. . Stone
Pianoforte Studio Opens In South Aston Home
Mary Lothrop announces the opening of a pianoforte studio at her home on Schoolstreet in South Aston. She will accept a limited number of pupils and has studied the Matthay principles. Tel. West Action 232.
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Mary Lothrop
Schoolstreet
South Aston
West Acton
MISS CLEVELAND WEDS MR. NICHOLSON
Miss Mary Devotion Cleveland daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Mason Cleveland of Concord married George J G Nicholson Jr of New York and Newport at Trinity Episcopal Church Concord. The ceremony followed by a small reception at the Concord Country Club with color green and white and Easter lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Devotion Cleveland
Henry Mason Cleveland
Concord
George J. G. Nicholson
New York
Newport
Mr. Nicholson
Philip Bourne
Mary Elliott Nicholson
Smith ‘Owen Dexter
Conchord
Bur- Tit. D. Barker, Jr
Jean Lamont Proctor
Alice Newell
Dorothea Newman
Malcolm M. Hubbard
Blair Cleveland
Boston
Daniel T. Cox
Alfred Laurence
BE. Rawson Godfrey
Louis Long
Nicholson
George James Guthrie Nicholson
St. George's School
Massachusetts Initate of Technology
Country Club
One Alarm At Concord In Over Week
A truck fire on Lexington Road triggered Box 15 at 12 20 pm Sunday in Concord. The tank truck owned by Pennsylvania Oil Co burned wiring under the hood but firemen quenched it before the Fare Department arrived. It was Concord’s second alarm this month after a false alarm on Aug 19.
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Tiac
Lexington
Road
Pennsylvania Oil Company
Concord
Local residents and visitors summer plans and art exhibit notes
Social notices list residents leasing cottages on Belknap Street and Nonquit for summer, trips by motor to Portland and the White Mountains, and visits to Parkersburg Virginia. A fishing trip to Maine and a Boston area business dean’s travel are mentioned along with Elks committee activity and a police recovery of a stolen Lowell car. An art exhibit at the Nahant Club features works by the Motley family and Mrs Motley.
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Maurice McWalter Jr
Belknap Street
Edward Motley
Agnes ‘Warren
Mechanicsville
James S. Maguire
Commoowany Ae Oe
Labor Day
Reser Boyd
Billy Damon
Wisner I. Park, Jr
Billy Rackle
Camp Sachem
Boy Scout ‘C
Antrim
Young
Sudbury Road
Maine
Harry ‘Rider
Tom du Berger
Percy Foss
Fred Nolan
Port Clyde
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Hall
Fairhaven Road
Marie Appleton
Brooklyn
New York
Concord
Appleton
Sergt
Marshall J. Witherell
Elm Street
Massachusetts Reformatory
Lowell
Ralph H. Payme
898Th
Nahant Club
Thomas Motley
Commonwealth Avenud
Nahant
Concord Yankees Defeat Mohawks in Lincoln game
George Johnson led off the Concord Yankees win with a first pitch home run at Lincoln and McKenna earned the win while posting a batting triple single and double. McCarthy contributed three singles as the Yankees built a five run first inning lead and swept the Mohawks in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Concord Yankees
Johnson
McCarthy
McKennia
Mohawks
Yankees
Tattings
Bai Fros
McKenna
Donaldson
Skeet Shoot and Clam Bake Highlight Concord Sportsmen Event
The fourth annual registered skeet event plus a clam bake drew a crowd after Sunday’s setup at the Musketaquid grounds. Winners in three classes included A W Breck of Haverhill, Augustine W Macone of Concord, and Dr Wendell I Davis of Acton. Local organizers Salvadore A Macone and Augustine W Macone oversaw the events and hunts, with prizes awarded for skeet, fox, and coon contests.
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Concord
Salvadore A. Macone
Lewis
A. W. Breck
Haverhill
C. Mitchell
Waltham
Augustine W. Macone
Karl Spooner
Walthem
Wendell I Davis
Acton
J. Manzoni
Quincy
Joseph Macone
Mgr. Hansen
Dson
Keyes
Hudson
Arthur Bishop
Maynard
Alfred Jensen
al Jensen
Bradford Parker
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Schedule
Church service at 10 45 with Sunday school. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading room hours 7 to 5 weekdays holidays excepted. September 3 lesson subject Man. Golden Text Micah 6 8 and cited Bible verses from Mark 1 39 42 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Gailee
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Melrose narrowly tops University Club behind Erisman
Wild Bill Erisman limited the University Club of Melrose to four hits as Melrose held a one run margin. The Melrose home team scored two runs on a first inning double by Mara and a fourth inning rally, while Concord Yankees could manage only one run.
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Chelmgton
Goncord Yankees
Mura
Myuiin
Camp Sey
Soffrith
McKenna
Tomasias
Mekenny
Murts
McCarthy
Effsman
Mara
Asbjornson
Oleson
Tompas
Audrthy
Bosmans
Meenne
Bell
Chelmsford
Fletcher
Tompkins
Sullivan
V. Lupien
Wesmichais
Davis
Kneeland
Oligon
V. Lupién
Yankees
Athe
Lupien
Mullen
Short
Concord
McKenng
V. Lipien
Man
Bel
Denney
Strick
Erisman
Wild Bill
University Club
Melrose
M Oan Kelesy
Univ. Club
Concord Yankees
C. Mara
Curley
B. Mara
Worthman
Hetsen
Kristian
Eristian
Winsor
Engagement Announced for Seela Feeney to Dr Fallon
Mrs. James H Feeney of Madison Wisconsin announces the engagement of her daughter Seela Feeney to Dr John J Fallon son of Mrs Patrick Fallon. Seela is a University of Wisconsin 1929 graduate and for six years has served as Home Demonstration Agent for Middlesex County Extension Services Bureau. Dr Fallon is a Harvard 1921 graduate who practices dentistry in Concord. The wedding is planned for early October in Madison.
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James H. Feeney
Madison
Wisconsin
See«la Feeney
John J. Fallon
Patrick Fallon
Miss Feeney
University of Wisconsin
Middlesex County Extension Services Bureau
Fallon
Harvard
Concord
Concord Rotary Club Meeting Hosts Dr Charles Clare
Concord group held its Thursday noon session at the Colonial Inn with Dr Charles Clare as speaker. Visiting members attended from Cel and others, and the club voted to schedule an outing.
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Concord
Concord Rotary Club
Colonial Inn
Ith Leslie
Charies Clare
Cel
Vin Ah
Eats Ne
Drum Corps Whist Tomorrow Night in Marlboro Hall
The August series public whist party hosted by the Legion Dramat and Bugle Corps will be held at G A R Hall tomorrow night. Attendance prize draws include 25 dollars. other prizes are 20 dollars, 8 dollars, and two minor awards. Proceeds boost the "On to Chicago" fund as the corps aims to compete for the convention. Dr John A Kel and a large committee will run the event with prize games and music.
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Marlboro
The
Legion Dramt and Bugle Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Chicago
John A. Kela
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Selme Berglind
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Miss Cleveland
First Parish Unitarian
George Loring Thutlow
Trinitarian Church
Benjamin Derby
West Conant
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Olb
Church of the Holy Spirit
Mattapan
Trinity Episcopal Church
Maniy Tiends
Harvey Sserie
Tree
Boxboro
Mass
George M. Brown
Concord A.& P
Brown
Dorothy
Eleanor
New Hampshire
Verna
Winckendon
Edward Brenfian
J . Keyes
Bacon’s
Walden Street
Stamford
Onn
Emhan
Union Church
Alfred W. Stone
Alden Parker
Velma Hinman
Dennis Farnell
W. Ha Ea
Alfred W
J. Leighton
A. Vaostion
Soncord Rotary Club
Concord National
Bank
Frisiderie Roy
Mearning
Austin D, MacRal
Middlesex Institute
Muel Hoar
Henry F. Smith
American Express Traveler
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